Custom Order sequence for Multiple Email addresses

[former_member580857]

Hello.

I use FM SO_OBJECT_SEND and send emails with attach successfully

for all appends i have in receivers (LIKE soos1).

But I want to define the sequence display in TO: ,CC: when send email.

How i can do this?

[former_member580857]

Hello.

I use FM SO_OBJECT_SEND and send emails with attach successfully

for all appends i have in receivers (LIKE soos1).

But I want to define the sequence display in TO: ,CC: when send email.

How i can do this?

[matt]

Don't use SO_OBJECT_SEND. Use the CL_BCS classes. These are far less problematic than the function modules and easier to use. They are well documented and there are many blogs and examples concerning their use.

[former_member580857]

Thanks for your answer.With this class i will resolve my problem?

[matt]

1) Use reply to reply to a comment or an answer. Don't make an answer.

2) It will certainly make it easier for you, and it may fix the problem.

[former_member580857]

Its better than SO but didn't find solution..

Also i find this

https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3813520

[srikanthnalluri]

Refer the programs BCS_EXAMPLE*

[former_member580857]

there is no match any example..There also bcs_test* without such a scenario.

[jozsef_hegyi]

Dear Periklis

please check our example report RSBCS_EXAMPLE_EMAIL. Here you can find the way how to set the sender as cc or bcc

Best regards JozsefH

[former_member580857]

Thank you for your time.

I set CC & BCC correctly.But i want define output display sequence.

Example : CC: [email protected];[email protected]

But i want send mail with this order

CC: [email protected];[email protected].

[matt]

I set CC & BCC correctly.But i want define output display sequence.

Example : CC: [email protected];[email protected]

But i want send mail with this order

CC: [email protected];[email protected].

Why? What difference does it make? You've no control over the actual order of sending in time - either one could be sent before the other, or received before the other.

What matters surely is the recipient receives their email

[former_member580857]

For me it has no difference.I was asked for this.

[matt]

Then it is your job to reply to the person answer something like:

Why? What difference does it make? You've no control over the actual order of sending in time - either one could be sent before the other, or received before the other.

It is part of a developers job to push back when so-called requirements are stupid.

[Florian]

Additional to Jozsef, here is a blog with almost all coding you need:-)

https://blogs.sap.com/2012/09/28/sap-abap-sending-mails-optionsadd-sender-add-multiple-recipients-as...